● One Accused Arrested in Begumpet; Another Still Absconding
● 29.2 Tolas of Gold and 27 Tolas of Silver Recovered
● ₹1.20 Lakh Cash Stolen from Locked House
Alwal, November 3: Alwal Police have cracked a house burglary case reported in Janakinagar Colony, Old Alwal, within the limits of the Malkajgiri Police Commissionerate. One accused has been arrested and approximately 29.2 tolas of gold ornaments and 27 tolas of silver articles have been recovered. Another accused is absconding, Alwal Division ACP Ramesh disclosed during a media briefing.
The complainant, Ganti Subrahmanya Karthik (37), a resident of Janakinagar Colony, had gone to Dammaiguda with his family on October 31 after locking his house. On the morning of November 1, he returned following information from a neighbour and found that the locks on the house doors had been broken. Household articles were scattered, and gold and silver ornaments along with ₹1.20 lakh in cash were found missing.
Based on his complaint, Alwal Police registered a case vide Crime No. 1085/2026 and launched an investigation. Acting on credible information, police kept a watch at Balamrai X Roads in Begumpet on November 3. Noticing the police, one of the accused allegedly attempted to escape but was apprehended. He was identified as Nithin Francis alias Bablu (A2). He was arrested at 11.15 AM and subsequently produced before the court.
ACP Ramesh stated that the other accused, Darla Nehemiah alias Bruce Lee (A1), is absconding and efforts are underway to trace him.
Police recovered approximately 29.2 tolas of gold ornaments, 27 tolas of silver articles and a Redmi mobile phone from the arrested accused. The recovered gold ornaments included necklaces, chains, bangles, earrings, pendants, rings and anklets, among other items. The ACP also revealed that the arrested accused had previously been involved in several cases registered at OU City and Chilkalguda Police Stations in Hyderabad.
The investigation was carried out under the supervision of Malkajgiri DCP Sridhar and under the leadership of Alwal Division ACP Ramesh and Alwal Police Station SHO A. Prashanth. Detective Inspector K. Praveen Kumar, Head Constables S. Nagesh and M. Jeevan Kumar, along with the Alwal Crime Staff, played a key role in cracking the case. Senior police officials appreciated the investigation team’s efforts.
Police advised residents to properly secure doors and windows before leaving their homes, install CCTV cameras and keep valuable jewellery in bank lockers. They also urged the public to immediately inform the police or dial 100/112 if they notice any suspicious movements.
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